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How will you experience the April 8 #SolarEclipse ? A few lucky people will see incredible detail on the Sun's surface because they'll be looking through Analog Sky's new binoculars: Sunny!

Hey, did you know *right now* you can build your own 3D printed stargazing binoculars and see the universe in a whole new way? Get special launch pricing at analogsky.co

Astronomy is a field where so many discoveries by women have been claimed by their male employers. Using updated names for objects like Fleming's Triangle (instead of "Pickering's Triangle") is one thing we can do to tell a better story about women's historical and future roles in the cosmos!

We'll second this and call for a complete revamp of all the Southern constellations. They're the 18th Century equivalent of "Tesla Model S", "iPhone 12", and "Bored Ape" and half of them are triangles. Luckily, when you look at the sky yourself, you can make up your own names for everything you see.

🧪🔭 Hey N. American skywatchers! The #Moon will pass in front of red star Antares on Thursday evening. Want to see a nice bright star go *poof* and disappear? Check out the entry here for August 24 to find the timing for your location! 🔴🌓 ➡️ 🌓 ➡️ 🌓🔴 ‼️‼️

We're correcting the closed captions on each video today and no matter how many times we see this footage, it's hard not to feel excited about what a different 🧪 STEM project this is and what a different "how to build your telescope" 🔭🔭guide this is. Have you seen anything like this before?

It looks like stargazing and astronomy people are using 🔭 as a way to hashtag good outer space stuff here. Does this work to boost the signal? Since there's no binoculars emoji (why?), let's just use two of these 🔭🔭. If you have two eyes, use them!

Hi Blue Sky! Analog Sky is about pulling people's heads out of cyberspace and pointed back at the real, beautiful universe! It's amazing to look at and changes your perspective on life. Our first course on how to build your own stargazing binoculars launches September 1! It's called Magic.